Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

MITES.
lRsgular Cor. Psst-TasslIiasnosv.l
Arslolsn o. incorporation Of the White
River Congregational Church hare been
lied with BesFstary OwtnRs. IRE par
pose = % egeet q chureb e sneh plaeo
Il King eounty as shall Be deemed ad-
WhiIa william YeaeeE vas loading
shells 0ns DAY this week, one Of them
oHplo6ad, TIE ahot entsFing bis hand
and eausing "a ualy wound.
ooUaoIE pomas.
The rsoaus frosty nights have plassd
ana aldewaihn upun Capitol hill In en-
ceIlent condition fog ooaGlinR, and the
Young lads Of the city have been out
Early q MORNINGS 10 make the most Of
q. where she declivity vas not sef-
nalent % satisfy the ambitious blood of
yonfh q few bucketB Of wateR poured
upon The waik the evening befsss has
greatly facilitated NE descent and, OF
couFas. eorFospondineiy increased the
pleasure ef the ride, iiksWies the dan
GERS % pedestrians. The city fathsfss
While depsoKinR the necessity that causes
them 10 restrain the pleasures OF y0ulh,
deem Il not only advisable but abe0-
luiaiy essential TO The safety OF those
compelled 70 uee the sidewalks b. slower
means Of travel, fhat the aled sllould Be
bauiahed thsfefrom. Accordingly, ~
the regular session Of the city council
Wednesday, evening, The city attorney
was instructed 20 prepare Q draft OF an
ordinances having that purpose In SleW.
49, - - ..-J7i..os-.- -. 80 'fas,u - =
three mills tax for wharf purposes.
Bulls were presented and ordered paid
ns follows: David Provoe, for furnish
iug piles, e7e7.l0; the Washington Saw
aHd Plapine NH Company. $50. %;
steamer Jessie, for towing. eot. Bills
% tbs amount Of e2o5,e7 we're presented
and referred.
A. b. Whiiney vas granted q license
70 sell Iiqu0gB.
A petition presented By She Sisters Of
Charity, praying The construction Of q
sidewalk from Providence Aeadomy 10
So. Peters Hospital, also FOR the eFeo-
ton Of street lamps 10 that vicinity,
was referred.
LAND ogEIcB REMOVAL.
TIE records. furniture and other be.
tUEAAHMH u NuD AuAAtA 1AA4N4 WIZ NaAaN4i
by the Nerth Pacific 10 Seattle today
The old safss which had been adveF-
tissd for sale and which h vepeEable
enough, II looks count for anything. TO
" saperanuated. vas boneht By J. O.
Peroiyal. The other safe, which was
taken GA the boat, has quite . history,
likewise = mystery. Up to 1871 ell
United States funds from this oastome
district we're sent heke 10 be deposited
IL q, and Il contained at one time ei20,
900. Thara Il no mystery about that,
bat q great many psopls could never
understand why few years ago, jusl as
an 0fheeR making the rounds was com
Ing here 10 eount the funds, the com.
blnation Of the lock was forgotten, or
Il least the dooFs oonld not Be opened.
The safe vas afterwards sent 10 San
Francisco, but the doors could not be
unlocked even there by experts. The
receiver a thin time was removed soon
after this occurrence, and Mr.. II. q.
Stuart appointed, Who bad the doors Of
The safe removed and ne0 ones sup
piled. But the eafe vas gene ko9I
years. and during this time Mr.. Stuart
was compelled 20 kaep large sums Of
money Ii his possession. He was -.
inioed 10 zee the safe back again, as the
anxiety Of constantly guarding large
sums of menay WAa very wearing.
Oiympia. Nov. Is. 1881.
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